Two Centuries of Bhartrihari
Two Centuries of Bhartrihari
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His ragged wife, With starving children clinging to her side. And wistful looks, o'ercomes his selfish pride ; Sooner than see his babes with hunger pine, He rushes forth prepared to fawn and whine.
Cf. Palladas in the Palatine Anthology, X. 81 — lxo)(j9ovvTLi]v.
AGAINST DESIRE OF WORLDLY THINGS. 57 The joys of life have ceased to please, Honour and fame are fled, The dear-loved friends of early youth Are numbered with the dead, Propped on a stafl I limp along.
Dim mists obscure my sight. But t...his frail flesh still dreads the doom Of everlasting night !^ God satisfies the snake with air, *^ Grass to the cows is food and bed, Man's nobler soul is clogged with care.
Struggling to gain his daily bread.
' Cf. The verses of Miscenas: — Debilem facito manu, Debilem pede, coxa ; Tuber adstrue gibberum Lubricos quate dentes, Vita dum superest, bene est. Hanc mihi, vel acuta Si sedeam cruce, sustine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His ragged wife, With starving children clinging to her side. And wistful looks, o'ercomes his selfish pride ; Sooner than see his babes with hunger pine, He rushes forth prepared to fawn and whine.
Cf. Palladas in the Palatine Anthology, X. 81 — lxo)(j9ovvTLi]v.
AGAINST DESIRE OF WORLDLY THINGS. 57 The joys of life have ceased to please, Honour and fame are fled, The dear-loved friends of early youth Are numbered with the dead, Propped on a stafl I limp along.
Dim mists obscure my sight. But t...his frail flesh still dreads the doom Of everlasting night !^ God satisfies the snake with air, *^ Grass to the cows is food and bed, Man's nobler soul is clogged with care.
Struggling to gain his daily bread.
' Cf. The verses of Miscenas: — Debilem facito manu, Debilem pede, coxa ; Tuber adstrue gibberum Lubricos quate dentes, Vita dum superest, bene est. Hanc mihi, vel acuta Si sedeam cruce, sustine.
What to read after Two Centuries of Bhartrihari?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bhartrhari to read onlineMoreLess
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